[Silver Carved Sanskrit Bamba Pot]
Silver Carved Sanskrit Bamba Pot has a height of 21.2cm, a caliber of 1.3cm, and a bottom diameter of 9.8cm
The pot is made of silver. With a small mouth and a long meander in its mouth, it has a neck, a bulging belly, and a raised head protruding from under its belly. The pot has a lid on top and a lotus base underneath., The abdomen is decorated with a lotus flower pattern with a silver gilded western crocus flower and a Sanskrit Buddhist six character mantra. The lid, middle neck, lower abdomen, and bottom of the pot feet are decorated with beads to highlight the layers with silver gilded gold. Lotus and various flower patterns. The bottom of the pot is decorated with a flower
This silver Bamba pot has a unique shape and exquisite craftsmanship. It is a magic tool used in the Buddhist hall in the palace
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